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How her great-great-uncle's spirit lives on through her
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October 28, 2024
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3:03Now PlayingLily-Beth Fisher says her memories of her great-great uncle Bazil Peters are fuzzy, but hearing stories about him keeps his spirit alive.
During Mi'kmaq History Month, CBC Atlantic has asked four people across the region to write a love letter to an elder in their life. Fifteen-year-old Fisher is a member of the Glooscap First Nation in Nova Scotia. She writes that Peters still has an impact on her life.
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